Ingar Haaland, Norwegian School of Economics (NHH)

Ingar Haaland is Professor in the Department of Economics at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH). He received his PhD from NHH in 2019 and spent three years at the University of Bergen before returning to NHH in 2022.

He uses experimental methods, such as information provision experiments, to study economic behavior across different domains, including political economy, household finance, and macroeconomic expectation formation. He has recently become very interested in using AI tools for economic research.  

He is the principal investigator of a Researcher Project for Young Talents grant from the Research Council of Norway (approx. $750,000) that will examine media bias and political polarization (with Felix Chopra and Christopher Roth).

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